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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

Mrxrms Steam Laundry, pa I'd 81.
UsK Qulnine ard whisky. Cures all
malaria. q. II. Herbers q % a., agents.
A cHEAP line Iron and slate msntels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gabay's.
" you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l24 JEFF
ierson street
ENAruRK acknowledges the aid che
receives from MAn-A-lin by curing her
patients by iis help.
FRx-At 2sT Second street; closing
out great bargalrs-mattreesee, box
beds, pillows, boltterr, etc.
Go TO p. CunuiDgham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Dsoto and Monroe
streets, 10 order your drays.
COLLECTIONS In city and country
promptly attended 10 by THE yk0
n LENOW LAW AND COLLECT
ING AGENCY, No. 2s7 Main street
Memphis, Tenn.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
eotom and embalmers, 50 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs nj residences, when ordered, fol
the accommodation OF friends.
FIm.-All f,s stopped free by DIR
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No hli
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and ~ trial bottle free 10 d
cases. Send 10 DIR. Kline, e2l Arcl
street, Philadelphia. Pc.
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LABOR, Law and ORDER.
PRESIDENT HADDEN'B LECTURE
TO ARRESTED STRIKERS.
They May Quit Work, But They
Have No Right to Destroy the
COmpaaJ's Property.

Street car travel over the streets oc.
cupied by the Citizens Company was
entirely suspended until late yester-
day afternoon, when q few cars we're
sent out In charge Of men
whom the company had induced
to 20 to work. Tee full mum.
Der OF cars were not run over the old
lines, but were numerous enough to
accommodate patrons with little de-
lay and Inconvenience. The number
Of men now engaged In the strike Is
sixty eight, twenty Of whom joined
the ranks Thursday night. 80 far as
heard no acts Of violencs were re.
ported yesterday. President Hadden,
In the Police Court yesterday, said to
the seven men arrested Thursday:
Gentlemen, I've got this to ray
about the strike. Toe city govern.
ment doesn't care whether the rail.
road company pays 10 cents an hour
or $40 an hour, but II does care about
the comfort and convenience OF the
public. think laborer is worthy Of
bis hire, but We don't intend to have
any strike here. What 1 mean by
that 10, that you can strike II you want
to, but you must not interfere with
| the com pany or those men who do
not wish TO strike. We intend TO run
these cars, and II the company 10 not
able to furnish drivers then the city
will furnish them. The company has
asked us for prot ction and We intend
giving It. Now, gentlemen, In regard
TO conspiracy. Conspiracy Is where
two or more men combine together TO
do an unlawful act, and when you
throw q car Of the track or cut loose
the mules from the car you are con
spring, and are amenable 10 the law.
Strike as much rs you please, but 70
away 10 do II.
Turning to Chief Davis, His Honor
said: "Ohef II necessary, I want
you 10 detail 100 men TO protect the
property OF the company. See tn 81
their drivers are not molesled and
give them every assistance In your
power. We have nothing TO DO with
the price paid to drivers. Drivers
who wish 10 work must not be inter-
!s.sd With. deal. !ss.ss.!y yss.or.
day with some OF the strikers, but
they apparently do not appreciate
kind treatment. We are going TO run
the osIs II II takes the entire poiics
force Of the city TO do II. lam always
on the side Of labor, bat l sm also
always on the side OF law and order
fret. l would say the same to the
briokmasons and tbs carpenters I'M
der similar circumstances. Thee
cases are continued until tomorrow,
and In the meantime make out de-
tall Of police 10 carry out these orders"
The cases Of the men were then con-
tlnued, as important witnesses were
not In attendance.
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The True Method

OF curing hsbiiual consti patton and
liver and kidney Ills 10 ~ avoid the
use OF the bitter drastic liver medi.
clnes and cathartics, and IN take only
the pleasant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Piss. IL cleanses as well aa
strengthens the system. and does not
leave the bowels cosive, 90 that regu-
lar habit, may be formed and the In.
valid permanently restored TO health.
II acts promptly and effectively; II Ia
easily taken and perfectly harmless.
For eale In 80 cents and 81 bottles by
II. J. Hester and all leading drug.
gists. Van vleet a Co., q. W. Jones
A Co., W. N. Wilkerson a Co., ]. j..
Miles, and &. Manifold a %. have
been appointed Wholesale agents Of
Memphis.
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AIICIILY ADJUSTED.
PERSONALITIES BETWEEN GEN.
WRIGHT ANDyUDGR DUBOR.
Both Gestlenen Dlsclaim and Win
draw All Offensive In.
putati0Rs.

Through the Intervention Of COM
mittee from the Bar Association Of
Memphis, all personal differences be-
tween Gen. Luke K. Wright and
Judge Julius ]. DuBose have been ar.
ranged. The adjustment is full and
satisfactory, and nothing more will be
heard oiit. 1t is cause for qualification
among friends Of both parties, as there
must necessarily arise relations be.
tween the two in the practice OF their
profession that would make feeling
Of hostility doubly dissgreesble end
damaging.
In com pliance with a request from
She Bar Association, In order 10 iaclli.
hate the duties taken upon II OF heal.
log the breach between the two gen.
tlemen. no mention OF the Original
meeting wss made by the ArrsAI
the following morning. II fol
lowed the stormy and exciting
scenes In the Criminal Oouri
Wednesday morning, being held Ia
the office OF Mr.. Holmes Cummips, In
the Planters Insurance building.
About thirty members OF the bar vert
In attendance, and Judge Henry Graft
was chosen 70 preside. Full discus
sion Of the situation was had, and 70.
suited In the appointment Of q com.
mittec, which was given full power "a
act. Yesterdays meeting was called
70 hear the report OF that committee
which Was a. follows:
The Bar Association " Shelby County,
Your committee appointed 10 i'd usl
The Differences between Judge DuBoss
and Gen. Wright report:
That they saw with regret In thu
Avalanche Of the 4th instant q para
graph which Was = total misappre
hensioB OF the spirit and action OF tn,
bar meeting held on that subject.
They farther report that they hav,
conferred with Judge DuBose ant
with Gen. Wright
Judge DuBose authorizes the com
mittee 10 say that on his part he full,
disclaims and wlthdraws az, ant
every remark or imputation offensive
70 Gen. Wright and his associate coun
sel In the Hadden case.
Gen. Wright authorizes the com
mitiee 10 cay that on his part he full,
discin:ms and withdrsws nil and ever,
remark or imputation offensive q
Judge DuB,se or the court
The committee IL glad 10 report thi
rs a taiisfaclory adjustment Of tn
matter.
HENRY GRAFT. Chairman.
ys u :; n sRkER,
iioISKs o6sMINs.
There being no other business d
transact, tbs meeting adjourned.
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a Nanaerfni Chans..

Gsorss-"E neline, 90 you really
think your father cares Tor mef''
Emeline = "Yes. George; whyr'
George-"He promised me q kicking
q month $50, ont hasn't given u 10 me
yet. I'm afraid his irie idship 10 cool.
Ing" Eneline-"rhen, George, per-
hsps the lovely 10, Of koko tulu chew.
ing gum that you gave wrought the
wonderful change. Tue old man said
II cured him OF his indigestion and
heartburn, and he has been the sweet
est old fellow you ever heard Of since
l gave II 10 him. Bring me some
mofe."
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HATS AT A SACRIFICE.
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

EVANSVILLE. August b.-Nisht-Rlver
Weather fair and warm.
cIHcINEArI. Ausuit b.-Elsht-lliver 5
feet I Inch on the gsuge and Stationary
Weather cloudy and hot.
yICKsBUR0, August S.-Nlght-Depart-
al .,..asas City, St Louis. pasaed down
CITY Of Baton Rouge, late last night.
LOUISVILLE, AuEuit b.-Nisht--River )
feet Inches IN the canal and loot inches
on the fAlls and stationary, Weather cloudy,
with rain.
i.i0. and nov mark, 3 fpst inches BY the
SAUCE. Weather clear and hobwilh breeze.
ArTIvedt r u. Sins, Memphis belle Mem.
nhir, vlckfbura. No departures of regular
racket,
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No inves ment pays 20 well ~ q
good education, "a IL clearly shown by
the record OF the Alpmni cithe Rugby
School. Louisville, Ky. II offers the
best advantages, and enjoys the high
eet class OF patronage. For fifteen
years II has stood with the ioremosI
In preparing boys i,r college or busl.
nsss lie. The terms arc fsssonabls
Send for catslogue 10
A. l.. M'DDNALD, Pflnoip.i.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

OTTAWA, osT.-lhofe 10 not a word
OF truth In the report that ifesh pro
pofals for the settlement Of TIE hsh.
erica dispute, emanating from Ia,
American Government, have beeu
approved BY tho Canadian Govern,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
Saturday, August o, 1857,
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE Il hereby siven, that under and
IN By virtue Of mortgage execut.d 70 the
ndLiitis REX Ralltoad Cempsby !, iser:
E4niied on III, "a day "a May, ISL. nd
omce Of Pulaski county, Afkauiss, on the "a
day ~ May. 1871, and recorded IN Record
Book hB6. page IT'S, we will proeoed,on
Thursday. the Firs, Day OF ssptem
her. 1877,
al the hour Of noon, 70 sell At public Auo-
ton, 20 the highest bidder, for ialh, At the
mont door q the state houis, "a the elty OF
soribed grol erty oonveye cd 70 us w said mort;
gaEei All and singular the Railroad add
hishts Of way nom the vest bank Of the
Mississippi river, In OF near Hopehelt, 10
kansa'. 70 Little Rock. in the county Of Pu-
iaski and state Of Arkansas, a. vel az the
corrections Of sid railroad With the Cairo
and FULTON RAILROAD. and the Little Rock
ard Port smith Railroad ard aay rsiroad
phls, State Of rsnIss'Ss, belonginS 70 said
railroad company, and all Its Rails. Tree
ties. Tics. Tracks, s,Je,facki, Switches, Do
pots stations, BUILDINGS. Malef Tanks
w,sIss ssoP ys.sS hsnsnISrs.
Epsinssa Carr, wagons, MachinsIy, Tools,
plies, and equipments which the taid railroad
company ~ Owl IN ne rtatet Vt hrlhnlas
main Inc Of said toad fom Memphis 70 Lit
Tie ROCK. Also, all and singular all Land.
Real Estate, properly % evsry hind, real,
persopl OF mlred, Book, Of Account, Nee.
etds, Muninoeti aud evidences Of Title and
said railroad company and Alto the hafters,
franchisoi, Rights, PRIVILEGES and Immuni-
ties, including the Right or frat ohle 70 be
a cooperation, which the SAID reilread com;
Afkansas and Tennessee, o. oliowhersl and
Ril lucomss, RsIu, Issues, IClls. Proltf,
Receipts, Moneys, Rlehu, Btnsh's and al.
tantarvs bad, received or derived By said
property Or 10 sn5 o,Ssr way SSS,sos Z. g.H''
WATSON MATTHEWS.
CuAhLK9 MORAN, Trustees.
IN. va d. Ro'e. Attorneys.
Iuiv ~, 1ssl IN
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ADypCr To .of,,sas

Mas. wusLoy'ssoornisa sraur ,hould
slvsy, b esfd iot eAildilsn .ssthinI, Il
,Y9,a s, We s., c. Ind "eIls @ rGn h,.y,
romsdy fof iiArrhoai ~ bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06

AnrmoAx Cooking. The United
States Ho'ei, At Boston, has made n
erea, iepuiatlon for lie excellent table,
which Is noting more than plan,
healthy, New England cooking. II 10
said that the proprietor keeps shot
srn lo,ded 10 fhoot The 6ryt cock that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-06
DanaFuu

IA REMOVED nv Tnn uaa on COcoAtSa.
And II stimulate, and promotes Inc
growth Of the hair.
Bufneti's flAvJring extracts are he
bret.
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u,Iburp oin .na n.,hl..,,

Nal Q the celebIa'ed Mi.burn ECLIPSE
Hullet Gin, and keep them, Nth Ne, d.
ers and CondensorS always on hand
for prompt delivery. Hsvet Iem 90 9te
ven prices.
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On DraaEht

Nashville Sulphur Water, fresh from
the spring ,on drausht a A. Caribaldi's
No. 424 Main street, corner Baale.
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MENKEN a COMPANY.
FIRE SALVAGE COMFY,
400 MAIN STREET.

A hint to people that want TO buy
bargains. Walk or ride down TO Main
street, and stop In front Of Number
400.
Sep inside OF the sore and ask any Of
the clerks b show you
A good Llsle Undebhirt Tor l0c.
A good pair bid Dan Drawers for 90c.
A good unlsundtied shirt for $50.
A good pair Of Pants for SOC,
A heavy duck Coai for Soc.
A good Straw Hal Tor Sc.
A better Straw Ha for 25c.
The best Sl.5O 6a1w Hat Tor $50.
The best full regular made British ball
Hose, 1916 pair.
Good half Hose, tec per der.
Meme blue CheSbi Shirts, laundried,
SOC.
Best all wool jeans Pants, 81 20 pair.
Mems good Summe Coas, 35s each.
Boys good Goats, 2bo
Mems Summer suit complete, IS
suit.
Mosquito bars, 2bc each.
Mosquito bars, ready male, Soc each.
Elegant 81 Oorset for Soc.
Ladies' Hose, excellent q atty, 3 pairs
for csc.
Umbrellas, all sizes, SOC each
Feather weight Bushes, 35c each.
Children's L,cs Gaps, &c, l0c, lie each.
Ladies' Straw Hats, lbc each.
All Hats trimmed free OF charge
Meme shoes, In Baton, Laos or Con.
erees, q 80, worth 81 80 pair.
Ladies' Kid Button Shoes, excellent
quality, Oh IS pair.
Ladies' Kid Too slippere, 45c pair.
Children's Baton Shoes, all sizS, Sb'
per pair.
Every man will be presented will
hand painted Linen Hand.
kerchlei, TO-DAY, free Of
charge, At the
PRE- SALVAGE COMPANY.
400 MAIN STREET.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.-sATURDAY, AUGUST g. 1887,
MENKEN's ITEMS.

MENKEN's ITEMS.
OPEN TODAY UNTIL Q O'CLOCK
In the ladies department we offer
today
lb0 Mohair listers. last years
shapes, sold formerly at IS and
81 90. We will sell them today
AT 81 90 EACH, ONLY 81 90.
Ohildren's.. embroidered white
dreests and slips at 25c, reduced
from Doc aud 75c, also
100 sLiPs AND DRRssKs AT l5c.
Thompson's glove fitting corsets 81.
Thompson's summer corsets I'll.
The Patti bustles 25c and Soc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES MARKED DOWN
l5c will buy oil silk mitts.
25c will buy gauKe vests.
/ SOC will buy hsls thread hose.
open TODAY UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys and
children's shoes marked down.
Clearing sale Of slippers and
low cut shoes.
Hxs's AND ,Ys' DEPARTMENT.
Today We will sell $50 boys suits
(knse pants), from . 10 10 years
AT 68o A SUIT.
Choice Of all our boys'straw' hats at
| 25c.
| At u 4s Bows wool suits reduced
| from IS 70.
] At csc Boys knee pants reduced
1 from 81 30.
NEs's nAcKIsAw HATS Csc.
| For today only-Last chance TO
| get a 81 50hat for 35c.
| Mems seersucker coats Csc.
| None Mohair coats and ve-tsf3 20,
| reduced from 50 90.
| Mems Msnilla has, small sizes, 75c,
| reduced from So 90.
SPECIAL HANDKERCHIEF SALE.
Hemstitched, colored border, &c,
Linen handkerchieis 3 Tor 2bc.
Gents hemstitchtd handkerchiefs
Ice.
MENKEN q COMPANY.
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Now-TbsTime To Speculate
A GIVE NJ ciuAtions In tho Market offer
~. opporiuttio, % spectators 70 make
money A Grin, Stocks Bonds and Petro-
ieum. Prom personal attention ryen 20
orders recely,i BY wire or mall. Correct
ISSsSs :slA oSi a 1 ssS ~. ssS op
vArded tree 2 avpl leation.
N. ID. BLE, Banker and Broker,
N nresd sNs- Russr Fev Yort Oity.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one Of the
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River.


1900 aeres Of river bottom land, Al,, yv,s
oyerdov, 1000 scres In hi,h state 81 eultivA.
ton and thorQughly ditsAei, all under sood
fence, ofvhich s or miles 10 barbed wire and
plank combined; 50 euod frame tenemsn,
houses with brick cAimpeys, 2 good dwell.
inGt, with cisterns. gardens. orchard, etc.l
fpe barn, ttable.and criss, nsS-story gin
house, 20 feet long, With splendid nAchin.
cry, sins. feeders, con iensers, etc. Lso,
grist and av mill, Is head mules and hotssa,
oxen, mileA covt, tools, wagons and har-
ness; about $50 hlshels corn, plenty OF hay,
and cotton seed sueA cient 70 plant the place.
Located On the nerth bank OF the srkAp.
sAs river, or 2 mile. eslou Little Rock, ar
3 milss south Of the hsmrhis and Litt.s
Rock rsiir~sA, TIE Ark.ss.. cess-sl sse
Paramors branch reads 70 Little Rock hav,
both been located through the farm, an,
viii BE- running within . year. thus mskins
this most desirable place.
OvinG 70 advanced years and . oonss-
quent wish 10 retire from active farm man
aSemsnt. the owner will sell at great bar
/ gain and upon terms TO suit any purchaser.
CAsh payment sufficient 70 pay for the Per.
sonh property only required, and, aftss
| one-thifd Of the real estate has been paid
for,'ths balance may stand for 70 years, In.
| tsrest TO be paid annually.
| IL desired, we can eject an exct..r 70 for
the whole or part In good Memp 10 f,p-
/ orty at fair cash valuation.
FOR further Information apply Ii ocrsop
"'' '''''i 0yvERfSN 4 aRos HEIR,
Il Memnaig INN.
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Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
MGNrnfa, TESs., July n, 1857.
THE Arm Of A. NJ. BOYD A SONS, con.
L fitsing of the representatives. OF A, M.
Boyd, Alton Boyd and ifhy Boyd, h this
DAY ,diuelysd by mstuN consent Aston
under the hrm name Of A. N, BOYD'S sONB
MARY A. BOYD,
EHecutriK Of siiate on A. NJ BOYD.
ALsTON BOYD.
IknY BOYD.
n-s., .W uflnra "A "a. $500
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There being no other business
transact, tbs meeting adjourned.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-29
CuItivating Coffee.

There Is needed a rich soil, plenty
Of water and perfect shade; for the
coffee plant cannot stand direct sun
RAYS any more than cold. just be-
fore the rainy season seeds are plant
ed in peculiar diagonal lines, 50 a. 70
give about ninety trees 70 the acre,
and given over 70 a farmers care for
five years. He at-once plants banana
trees beside them, which answer a
double purpose Of shading the tender
growth and Of producing quick re-
turns. Meanwhile, the slower grow
ing bucare, which is permanent, j.
planted, and by the time the coffee
Is large enough TO bear, is ready 10
shield II for life. The owner now
takes possession Of his estate, and IL
begins 70 Weld, continuing for thirty
wears or more, with an average an
nual product Of ten pounds - "A tree.
About the middle Of March il j. ia
full blossom, bearing a pretty white
flower. with half dozen lanceOlate
leaves and a delicate vanilla perfume.
The fruit OF berry, containing two
coffee beans lying face ~ face like
chestnuts IN q burr, npens early in
autumn, when il i picked, husked
washed, sorted according - size and
quality, and sent of - the markets
in sacks Of from 10 u $50 pOunds.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-08-29

Cash paid for Dried Ra>pberries st o
j. owens S+tf
Elegant new Dress Goods and DreS>
Flanuel> just opened st O. D. OwEN'S-
Fox SALE--One frst-cla>s buggy wag-
ou- Ths same can Be seen AZ the Wood
man building c. W DENYING
viii be at NJ B CHAFEY-s store IN
Albany 70 receive taxes. Saturday. Aug
-. znd Saturday. sept 3. from 9 = m
-iI- . H. B y MOORE Town Treas
Albany. Aug % 1886
WANTED girl 10 do general house
work in = family OF TWO. Good wages
and steady employment given
Address H C. CLEVELAND
Coventry. VI 55f
Lo<T--Between Barton Village and o
H NerriII-S on Friday night Aug 26. :
pocket book containing money and pz-
pers with the name OF + P Merrill on
them Whoever viii return the same 70
o. H Merrill. OF leave a. the MONITOR
Office VIII De suitably rewarded
2 P MERRILL
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Peculiar

To itself In many important particulars. Hood's
Sarsaparila j. different from and superior o. any
other medicine.
Peculiar In combination, proportion aud prep
aration Of ingredients. Hoods Sarsaparilla pns.
sesses the FUN curative value q the best knonn
remedies Of the vegetable Kingdom.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods Naraapa.
riIla accompllshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar ia strength aud economy - Hoods saF-
sapariIla Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar Medicines in larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and Do
not produce good results as Hoods saraapariiia
Peculiar ia its good name AZ home F" there u
more Of Hoods sarsaparilla sold in Lowell where
IL Is made. than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar Ia its phenomenal record 81 sales
abroad, no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity ia 80 short a time. DO NOT be- in.
ducedto take any other preparation De- sure O. So
Hoods Sarsaparilla
sold by All druggists ~ sE for g. Prepared only
By c. l. HOOD a CO., Ap0thecarios. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Barton


Geo. ". Bridgman was in town
over the sabbath.
q. H. Mossman recently purchased
s good piano OF J. NJ Cas-.
D. P. Gordon has a squash that
measures so inches in circumference.
Rev Mr.. Worrhen was called TO
Burlington last week 10 bury an aunt
{. ". Comstock has 5 stalk OF
corn that measures y feet. 6 inches
in height.
The weather has been rather cold
~ late and has not been favorable
for harvesting.
The VI. Z. Ladies Aid meet al the
veStry Wednesday afternoon A full
attendance desired.
Charles CIogzton las his new
house up and partly boarded James
Gould Is helping him build II.
Fred Rand has hired Fred Going
TO carry on his place. Going moving
into the Gary house
Capt. stephen Joslyn Of the [. :
Army and family are in town visiting
his sisters and other friends
Get your tax money into the treas
urer's hands previous 10 Sept Ist-
and save your per cent and extra
costs
\ large number from this town at
tended campmeeting last week The
meetings were interesting and the re-
ligious interest was good
J-B. Cassidy has moved his bar
Der shop into the room north OF the
one he has formerly occupied. having
fitted It up. making very pleasant
room.
Quite = large number Of veterans
from the county attended the sol
diers' reunion al Morrisville last
week. They report a very enioya-
BE occasion
William Kimball. for many years
section boss on the Passumpsic R.
r.. has gone on to the town farm
He has lost his health and OF late
his property.
Il ! reported that Robt- Waterman
who has been living with a grass Wild
ov ia the east part OF the town has
lit out" He barely escaped the
clutches OF the law
T. J. Alden and daughter from
New York city were in town last week
visiting his mother and other friends
So the Landing. and his sister. Mrs.
T. \ Pearson 81 the village
Charles \. Wheeler. son OF :. F.
Wheeler who resided here twenty
or more years ago, but i now in
Iowa. ! spending a few days here
with friends. Charley l. looomo-
tive engineer.
Horace Nav OF Rochester. y. \.
has been in town visiting friends
He i a son Of the late Thomas o.
Nav. He left his native town 33
years ago II Is understood that
he has been successful in business
Elisha y. Randall has taken the
aEencv for the sale Of the book writ
Ten BIZ Gen. John a Logan, just
previous TO his death. Ii i volume
that every man interested IN national
affairs and the incidents OF the late
var viii desire
Y. Y. SpaIding. who has been
spending some time here, has had his
hotel repaired and painted. and 1t i
put in frst-cIass shape throughout
Luther Fairbrother and J. W Batch
elder have each painted their build
ings. much 70 their improved appear
ance.
See the new and attractive adver-
usement OF %. ID. Owen He intend
ed 10 have had in 8 large adj for
his clothing department to-day but
did not do IL A large amount Of
fall clothing just in We have not
space TO talk about il, bat visit the
store and the story viii tell itself
Some Of the young people in the
Mountain district have gone away
70 attend school out OF town: Henry
Gray, son Of j. c. Gray. Is At the
Seminary At Lyndon Nettie Rand
n IItfIarnn - H and Adella